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| The star that should have exploded already: T Coronae Borealis | Première image en gros plan d'une étoile extragalactique | ESO News | Le choc des étoiles résout un mystère stellaire | ESO News | Une cicatrice métallique découverte sur une étoile cannibale | ESOcast Light |
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| Les supernovae donnent naissance à des trous noirs ou à des étoiles à neutrons (ESOcast 269 Light) | Disque stellaire découvert dans une autre galaxie! (ESOCast 268 Light) | Un nouveau type d'étoile donne des indices sur l'origine des magnétars (ESOcast 264 Light) | Observing the ashes of the first stars (ESOcast 261 Light) |
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| Le chaînon manquant de l'eau dans le système solaire (ESOcast 258 Light) | Qui a éteint les lumières de Bételgeuse ? (ESOcast 238 Light) | ESOcast 229 Light : Un disque protoplanétaire déchiré par ses trois étoiles centrales | Un télescope de l’ESO signale la disparition d’une étoile massive |
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| ESOcast 221 Light : Le télescope de l'ESO observe les signes de la naissance d’une planète | ESOcast 217 Light: Les télescopes de l’ESO observent l’affadissement de la surface de Bételgeuse | ESOcast 216 Light: ALMA capture les magnifiques vestiges d’un combat stellaire | ESOcast 213 Light: De surprenantes étoiles dans les régions centrales de la Voie Lactée |
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| ESOcast 210 Light: Première identification d’un élément lourd issu d’une collision d’étoiles à neutrons | ESOcast 208 Light: Un Bretzel cosmique (4K UHD) | ESOcast 185 Light : Le Serpent Cosmique | D’étranges et magnifiques disques autour de jeunes étoiles |
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| ESOcast 155 Light: Une étoile morte entourée de lumière (4K UHD) | ESOcast 123 Light - Meilleure image acquise à ce jour de la surface et de l’atmosphère d’une étoile (4K UHD) | ALMA détecte de l’isocyanate de méthyle autour de jeunes Soleils | Zoom sur l'étoile proche AU Microscopii |
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| Strangest stars | Chasing Starlight 7 | ALMA découvre une fabrique de comètes | The scales of the stars | Earth to Alpha Centauri |
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| Vue d’artiste du disque autour d’une jeune étoile | The Southern Milky Way band (time-lapse) | Vidéo la plus détaillée à ce jour de bulles à la surface d'une étoile | La Voie Lactée et Nova Centauri 2013 |
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| Time-lapse sequence with VLT and NTT images | Deux disques circumstellaires en orbite et accrétant gaz et poussières | Gazing at supernova explosions | Zoom out from Garching to the Universe |
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| Comment la luminosité de Bételgeuse a changé en 2019-2020 | 3D view of LL Pegasi | Two Small Pieces of Glass — fulldome show trailer — flat version (English) | Planet and Disc around Beta Pictoris |
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| Animation d'artiste d'une micronova | Vue d'artiste de Bételgeuse et de son voile de poussière | Animation représentant une étoile marquée par une tache magnétique géante | Les taches sur le Soleil vs les taches sur les étoiles de la branche horizontale extrême (animation) |
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| Zoom sur Eta Carinae | Zoom in on the star GJ1214 | Uncovering supernovae secrets | Animation d'artiste d'un système binaire avec une naine blanche |
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| Fulldome artist’s impression of the hottest and most massive touching double star | Fly through the Sh2-46 nebula | A MUSE view of the 177-341 W young stellar object | A MUSE view of the 244-440 young stellar object |
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| A tour of SN 1987A | Image du disque protoplanétaire qui entoure V883 Orionis acquise par ALMA | Zoom sur l'amas globulaire NGC 6752 | La croissance de grains de poussière cosmique dans le disque autour de la naine brune ISO-Oph 102 |
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| Vue d’artiste des grains dans le disque autour d’une naine brune | Un voyage vers Alpha du Centaure | Traversée du système d’Alpha du Centaure | Voyage panoramique au travers de l’amas globulaire Messier 4 |
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| The system Gliese 667 (Artist’s impression) | Artist's impression time-lapse of distant supernovae (fulldome) | Zoom-in on IRAS 13481-6124 | The material around SN 1987A (artist’s impression) |
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| Zoom sur l'étoile WOH G64 | Zoom sur la nébuleuse NGC 6164/6165 entourant la paire stellaire HD 148937 | Zoom in on the star GJ1214 (annotated) | Animation du disque et du jet dans la jeune étoile HH 1177 |
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| Animation d'artiste de la surface de la comète interstellaire 2I/Borisov | Fulldome visualisation of a globular star cluster | Explanation of how the magnetic field on a star affects the light emitted | Vue d'artiste : l'histoire violente de la paire stellaire HD 148937 |
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| Quelque chose de nouveau dans le ciel | Animation de l'orbite de la comète interstellaire 2I/Borisov | Animation de la fusion d’étoiles à neutrons et des éléments créés lors de ces événements | Zoom sur la jeune étoile HH 1177 |
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| Animation artistique du pulsar PSR J1023+0038 | The detection of starspots using polarisation measurements | Zoom sur l’amas globulaire NGC 6362 | Panorama de l’amas globulaire NGC 6362 |
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| GJ1214b (Artist’s impression) | ALMA détecte un ingrédient de la vie autour de jeunes Soleils | Vue 3D de la nébuleuse NGC 6164/6165 entourant la paire stellaire HD 148937 | Artistic animation of the warped and torn apart disc of GW Orionis |
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| Animation artistique de la paire d'étoiles D9 en orbite autour du trou noir supermassif Sgr A* | La paire d'étoiles D9 en orbite autour du trou noir supermassif Sgr A* (animation d'artiste) | Zooming in on a stellar nursery in Corona Australis | Zooming into the star T Cha |
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| Bételgeuse avant et après son affadissement (animation) | L’éternelle variable R Aquarii | Supernova discoveries (fulldome) | Planet with superstorm (artist's impression) |
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| Artist’s animation of the dust trap in IRS 48 | Artist's impression of a superflare | Zooming on Beta Pictoris b | Animation d'artiste de la naine blanche magnétique WD 0816-310 qui absorbe des fragments de planètes |
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| Zoom sur Bételgeuse | Artistic animation of the stellar movements in GW Orionis | Star goes supernova (fulldome) | Zoom sur HD101584 |
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